카스트리요 드 라 레이나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

A group of lakes formed in glacial cirques surrounded by peaks approximately 2,000 meters high. Between 1969 and 1972, a project was developed to transform the glacial complex for tourism and intensive fishing. Some of the consequences of this project included the alteration of moraines, land clearing, the creation of dams, and the construction of roads.

Nice trail area

Laguna de la Cascada is part of the set of small lagoons of glacial origin of Lagunas de Neila, within the Natural Park of the Lagunas Glaciares de Neila. In the vicinity of the lagoon there is an information panel with interesting data on the flora and fauna.

Spectacular set of small lagoons of glacial origin is located in a mountainous environment of great beauty. Surrounded by forests and meadows, the Neila Lagoons offer an impressive visual spectacle, especially during the autumn thaw. The viewpoint has an information panel on the flora and fauna of the area.

Campiña is the highest mountain that is found in this kind of circus where the set of lagoons are located in the middle. It offers stunning panoramic views of the area.

At the top of this mountain you can see impressive views of the group of lagoons found in this unique place. You can see the Lagunas Negra and the Larga d'es del cim.

Lagoon that is located to the east of the group of mountain lakes that appear in the Lagos de Neila. This wetland is beautiful and the path follows it along one side of the lagoon.

The route begins and ends in Carazo. We leave the car at the entrance to the town, where there is a garden; A paved road heading north brings us closer to the hermitage of the Virgen del Sol, where we will come to a sharp bend, continue north and enter the steep valley. When we reach the white house, the loose stone path begins, we will pass through a cave that remains to the left, a large cave called Cueva la Mora, where two horizontal caves in times of rain release water at great pressure. The Mataviejas River is born here. We continue up the path, it's starting to get a little bit choppy, and we find a beautiful waterfall, which flows from the rocks. You will only find it in times of intense rain. Once at the top, we follow the stone milestones that lead us to the northern part of the rock, where the views are more than impressive. A large number of griffon vultures fly over us, where we take the opportunity to tell you that from January to July it is not advisable to approach the steep cliffs, due to the presence of nests. We continue bordering the north face until we reach and finish the Carazo rock, a steep crack will allow us to descend to the plain. From this other side, we continue skirting the perimeter of San Carlos, where several observation towers come our way. ( ruined ). We return by the south face, and through a small access we enter the foot of the mountain to come out again to the plain. Direction Peña de Carazo again, we access a small path, along a steep path on a steep slope, about 10 meters, until we find the Camino de las Llanas, where it will take us back to Carazo. You can see this old path on the map, it is very comfortable to walk and beautiful. Origin of the publication: Naturarutas Blog. Recommended route with GPS. Not suitable for MTB.